This is alived 

The whole idea is to have a machine send it's current IP address to a server.  This is because I hate it when my machine reboots and looses it's DHCP assigned addressed while I'm away from it. :(

Still lots of features to come, but the bare dirty skeleton is done.

To run it, install the alive daemon (alived) on a server.  It can be invoked with 'alived' to run in a terminal, or 'alived -d' to run as a daemon.

The client (alive) should be setup to start during your systems boot up.  On the command line you need to pass the IP or hostname of the server running the daemon.  

alookup is used to query a server for a specific name, returning it's last known IP address.

To compile you should be able to get away with:
cc alived.c -o alived
cc alivec.c -o alivec
cc alookup.c -o alookup

The MD5 source code in here doesn't do anything yet, but I'll be adding support for passwords at some point..

Enjoy :)

Kris Foster <kris@krweb.net>
